To accompany our ‘It’s a Knock-Out’ competition we are hosting a barbecue.
The barbecue will run from 11:30-14:30, next to the games, near the table tennis equipment.
Qualcomm employees will be issued with a voucher to use at the BBQ instead of their canteen. Everyone else will be entitled to the discounted cost as listed on the menu HERE.
We look forward to seeing you!
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